United States Shifts From Debtor to Creditor Nation
A federal reserve publication outlines how the United States moved from owing big sums to England and others to becoming a creditor. Private American capital funds foreign enterprises since 1914, with foreign investments and loans bolstering exports and the balance of trade, while American dollars finance global factories and railways.
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Federal Reserve
Boara
United ‘States
Britain
United States
Ince
England
New York
Belated Justice for West Virginia Youth Desperadoes
Belated relief may come for three boys aged seven eleven jailed for alleged post office burglary in West Virginia. Justice Department review following Mrs. Warren G Harding’s intervention reveals police used bloodhounds and coercive interrogation, with youths pleading under pressure.
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West ‘Virginia
Warren
G. ‘Harding
Department of Justice
National
Reform School
Andy Bergola
Frank Boska
Teddy
Bomba
Federal ‘Court
West Virginia
Baker
Washington to relieve dozens of officers after fiscal year end
A list names 28 officers to be detached from current War Department duties and 60 plus majors and colonels to be relieved. The transfer plan aims to free officers for service school openings this August and September and reassign personnel to stations where they can be best used. The reductions follow a study ordered by Secretary Weeks to wind down war activities and reduce Washington staff across all branches.
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Neel
Leutenant
Washington
Fiacal
Meutenants
War- Department
War Department Aerv
War Department
Peraciinel
Quartermaster
Ordnance
Adjutant General
U.S. Sympathy Limited as Armenia Faces Mandate Debate
The article notes American cautious support for Armenia amid talks of placing the country under league administration. Officials fear troop commitments to oust Bolsheviks and warn against long term outlays for a fully independent Armenia drawn by a loan commission.
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United States
Armenia
League For Administration
Bolshevists
Thetance
Woodro Wilson
Depa i
Iano
Morgenthau ‘ ‘Commission
Wilson
Fragmented OCR sketch of workers and farmers joining a new political movement
Fragmentary lines claim 28,000,000 workers and 10,600,000 farmers in the United States entered national politics. It notes miners quitting work and calls for unity among road workers and farmers as the backbone of a new organization.
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N& Third
Te Te Belle
United
Btites
Organil Ag
Summer Baseball Seeks to End Professionalism in College Athletics
A Chicago Post piece by Ian Smith argues for allowing college athletes to play paid summer baseball but only for non affiliated teams and on the athletes' honor. He warns that deception harms players, coaches, and colleges and calls for strict penalties for violations.
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Iaat Smith
University of California
Chicago Post
Mohardt Poised for Berth with Detroit Tigers
Former Notre Dame star Johnny Mohardt is expected to secure a spot on the Detroit Tigers as an outfielder. Reported to be the only rookie outfielder remaining, his speed defense and hitting have earned him consideration alongside Cobb Hellman Veach and Flagstead.
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Notre Dame
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Mohardt
Miller's Big Vacation Charms Athletics Follower
Bing Miller new Athletics outfielder shares he lives on a farm near Vinton Iowa where he keeps fit year round. He jokes the ball season is his vacation and he plans to husk 5000 bushels of corn with his brother after the season ends while continuing farm work and hog fattening.
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Bing Miller
Athletics
Vinton
Closer Alliance Urged Among Ivy Teams and Regatta Bid
The Yale News calls for a common board of athletic control and closer alliance with Harvard and Princeton. It suggests arranging schedules to segregate teams not meeting scholastic standards and notes Baltimore's bid through the Astriat Rowing Club for the Middle States Regatta this season.
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Yale News
Board of Athletic Control
Allance
Harvard
Princeton
Baltimore
Aeriat Rowing Club
Middle States
Purdue Names A B Masters Captain for 1923 Team
A B Masters of Thorntown Indiana has been chosen captain of Purdue Universitys 1923 basketball squad. He is the selected leader for the season and will steer the Boilermakers in their upcoming schedule.
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Masters Purdue
A. B. Masters
Thorntown
Ind
Purdue
Motor boats gain popularity in China
Ttaaa noted that motor boats are growing popular in China, reflecting rising use of small watercraft. The remark highlights expanding leisure and transport options as waterside activity increases.
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China
Ttta
Baseball Player Moves Across Leagues and Roles
The roundup lists multiple baseball moves across teams and leagues. Paul Schreiber joins Saginaw Mint League, Eddie Hazen moves to Springfield, Billy Bergen signs to coach pitchers for Syracuse, and Ben Paschal returns to Charlotte after an injury. Changes also include managers, injuries, and rule enforcement across Eastern and Western circuits.
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Brooklyn
Paul Schreiber
Saginaw Mint
Japanese shortstop Kubota eyed by UNC baseball scout
Herb Hunter, back from Japan, praises Ted dy Kubota of Waseda University as the best at his position seen by the scout. He compares Kubota to Charley Holloeker in size and style and suggests Kubota could join the Cardinals after completing college.
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Herb Hunter
Japan
Teddy Kubota
Waseda University
Charley Holloeker
Cubs
Hunter
Kubota
Cardinals
Boxing Will Teach Control of Temper
Columbia coach Jim Rice argues boxing should be compulsory in schools, praising its benefits in temper control, coordination, fearlessness, self defense, and poise. He contrasts boxing with rowing and says good boxers become good citizens and soldiers.
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Columbia
Jim Rice
Columbia Crew
Chicago Post
Notable Sports Notes Slice Through the Echoes of Games
Argentine polo team sails to England for a series of matches. Joe Moore wins the Milwaukee international amateur skating title. A former ball player convicted of petit larceny may have drawn wrongdoing from stolen bases. Missouri coach James Phelan takes Purdue football job. Idaho basketball captain elects new leader for next season. Massachusetts boxing licenses suspended for conduct prejudicial to sport. Glencoe IL selects a water polo captain. Decatur IL names a swimming captain. May 10 set for world championship open court tennis in England between Kinsella and Covey. Pershing Stadium chosen for 1924 Olympic host events. Hollenbeck declines to join coaching draft. Bob McAllister praised as he sharpens his running.
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Uate
England
Walter Kinsella
New York
George S. Covey
London
Land of Fertile Western Canada Promises Growth
Harold J. Gregory of Lowe Farm Manitoba describes migrating from Lexington Illinois in 1948 to farm 480 acres. He praises soil fertility superior to many U S states, cites wheat prices and low land costs, notes profits from hay enabling purchase of a car, and touts stock raising and hog opportunities with Western Canada information from government agents.
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Harold J. Gregory
Lowe Farm
Manitoba
Canada
Lexington
Ill
Alan
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Thousand Spring Idaho Powers City Lights
A vast spring near Twin Falls Idaho known as the Thousand Spring delivers nearly 1000 cubic feet of water a second. Flowing from a lava cliff it powers a large electrical plant whose electricity lights and serves a wide area including New York City.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Moralist asks if ecards are sinful in poker scene
A moralist asks if playing ecards is sinful. Mr Grampson replies that a man who cannot play poker well joining a table of expert pasteboard manipulators is committing a crime. The line appears in the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Mr. Grampson
Birmingham Age-Herald
Interpreter of Nature Outsiders Hear Frog Chorus at Country Night
Two young girls on their first country night awaken to frogs in a pond. A high peeper whispers What is that while a deep frog answers with a rumbling call, prompting guesses of a bird then a cow or an automobile.
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Youngstown
Winnie
Susan
Lost German billfold features Lincoln Park photo
In Lor raine after the war while hunting souvenirs I found a billfold lost by a German soldier. The photo inside shows a girl in Lincoln park with my mother and sister on a bench in the background. The coincidence ties a distant memory to the present search.
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Lorraine
Lincoln Park
Chicago Journal
Circumstantial but Not Convincing
A mother of two boys weighs a petty dispute as the younger child laments being "a nickel short." The older brother remains calm munching candy and questions whether the other took the missing coin, highlighting a mild domestic moment from Youth's Companion.
Important Omission in Eye Medicine Question
A young woman asks the doctor whether to use the prescribed eye medicine before or after meals, indicating uncertainty about proper administration. The dialogue reflects a patient examining instructions and seeking clarification from the physician.
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Cornell
Science as trained common sense, Huxley quote
A quote attributed to Thomas Huxley: science as trained and organized common sense. The line underscores the disciplined method behind scientific progress.
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Thomas Huxley
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Valparaiso University
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Atlanta
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Joe Moore
Milwaukee
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University of Missouri
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University of Idaho
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Boston
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Decatur, Til
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Paris
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Heisman
Penn
Bob McAllister
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Chesterfield
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the Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Battle Creek, Mich
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